I have hypothyroid and just found out im pregnant. Got a bit worried whether it can affect the baby or my pregnancy. I'm gonna ask my doc but wanted to hear from others who managed thyroid during this time.
Listen, don't worry but don't ignore it either. If your TSH is high, your gynac will simply prescribe a tiny daily pill to keep it in check, which is completely safe for the baby. Just take your medicine first thing in the morning empty stomach and do your blood tests regularly, simple.
Beta, thyroid ka seedha asar bache ke vikas par padta hai, isliye doctor ki dawa bilkul miss mat karna. Dawa ke sath ghar pe thoda dhaniya ka pani pi sakti ho subah, par woh sirf digestion ke liye hai. Asli ilaj toh doctor ki dawai hi hai.
It is very common and easily manageable! I had thyroid issues throughout my pregnancy, but by taking my daily dose on time and keeping up with checks, I had a very healthy normal delivery. Just stay positive, eat healthy, and follow your gynac's instructions.
Yes, it does affect your weight and energy, which is why my doctor kept a close eye on it. I just had to make sure I took my tiny thyroid pill empty stomach in the morning before diving into my heavy breakfast cravings! Just take the medicine regularly and you can enjoy your food without stress.
Omg, I completely panicked when my TSH came back high in my first pregnancy, I cried so much thinking something was wrong. But then my doctor explained that it is extremely common and easily controlled with a small pill. It is totally normal, so just take your meds and relax!
Yes, thyroid can definitely affect your pregnancy, which is why doctors check it in the first blood tests. I was diagnosed with mild hypothyroidism in my first trimester and was so anxious about how it would affect the baby. Did anyone else have to start thyroid pills during pregnancy and feel the same anxiety?
